Caring Hands Animal Hospital - Clarendon
Caring Hands Animal Hospital - Clarendon is a general practice in Arlington, VA. Procedures include Endoscopy, Intensive Care, Senior Pet Care, and Laser Therapy.
About
Caring Hands Animal Hospital of Clarendon is a general practice veterinary clinic providing comprehensive medical services for pets. Their clinical offerings include routine wellness care, puppy and kitten programs, senior pet care, and internal medicine. The hospital is equipped to perform surgical procedures and dental cleanings, and they utilize diagnostic tools such as radiology and ultrasound to support patient health. The facility emphasizes an open and transparent environment, featuring accessible treatment areas and windows into surgical suites to keep owners informed throughout their pet's care.
The clinic serves the Arlington community with a focus on personalized, collaborative care plans tailored to each pet's lifestyle. They offer intensive care for patients requiring urgent medical attention during office hours. For after-hours emergencies, the practice directs clients to seek care at an appropriate emergency facility. The team maintains an open communication policy, allowing clients to connect with the staff via calls, emails, and picture messages to ensure continuity of care.
Surgical team
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Dr. Andrea Deoudes
Dr. Deoudes graduated from the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine and completed a small animal emergency and rotating internship at VCA Veterinary Referral Associates.
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Dr. Asia Campfield
DVM
Dr. Asia Campfield is a graduate of the University Of Wisconsin School Of Veterinary Medicine and holds a master’s degree in oceanography.
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Dr. Jeffery Newman
DVM
Dr. Newman is a 1992 graduate of the College of Veterinary Medicine at Auburn University.
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Dr. Michelle Vitulli
DVM
Dr. Michelle Vitulli is a 1991 graduate of Cornell University, College of Veterinary Medicine.
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Dr. Karen Murphy
DVM
Dr. Murphy is a graduate of Auburn University and completed a post-graduate internship at Angel Memorial Animal Hospital in Boston, MA.
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Dr. Emily Thornton
Dr. Thornton graduated from Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine after earning her bachelor’s degree from Virginia Tech.
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Dr. Blake Shessel
Dr. Blake Shessel is a third-generation doctor and a graduate of The University of Georgia.
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Dr. Sarah Emond
Dr. Sarah Emond received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the Royal Veterinary College in London in 2023.
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Dr. Emma Kindig
Dr. Emma Kindig earned her doctorate of veterinary medicine from Colorado State University after receiving her bachelor’s in biology from Tufts University.
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Dr. Sarah Dowling
Dr. Sarah Dowling graduated with her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in 2011 from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
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Dr. Bethany McLean
Dr. Bethany McLean received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Florida in 2026.
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Dr. Katherine Myhre
Dr. Katherine Myhre developed a passion for veterinary medicine at an early age, having grown up surrounded by the profession.
Procedures
- Endoscopy
- Intensive Care
- Senior Pet Care
- Laser Therapy
- Pet Dental Care
- Surgical care
- Wellness Care
Equipment
Frequently asked questions
- What wellness services are available for puppies and kittens?
- The clinic provides tailored care for new pets during their first year of life. This includes professional guidance, vaccinations, and customized wellness plans designed to ensure a strong start for your new companion.
- Does the clinic offer dental services?
- Yes, the practice offers pet dental care, including routine exams and cleanings. These services are intended to maintain oral health, prevent bad breath, and address potential pain or serious oral health issues before they develop.
- What diagnostic imaging technologies does the clinic use?
- The hospital utilizes cutting-edge imaging technologies, specifically radiology and ultrasound, to assist in the quick and accurate diagnosis of various conditions. These tools enable the veterinary team to provide timely and efficient treatment plans for their patients.
- What is the clinic's approach to senior pet care?
- Senior pet care at this location focuses on comfort, mobility, and the early detection of age-related issues. The team creates tailored wellness plans that monitor changes in weight, movement, and activity levels to address health concerns as they arise.